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Fundamentals of UXPin

Learners: 3,889

Instructor: Natalie Phanphengdy,Julia Haleniuk

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This course is perfect for anyone looking to gain a better understanding of UXPin. Through videos, articles and assignments, you will learn the fundamentals of the tool, including collaboration, preview, editor overview, data generator, states, conditional interactions, variables, expressions, and the pen tool. Additionally, you will be able to access design system libraries. If you have any questions or need guidance on your projects, the instructor is available to help. Sign up now and start learning the fundamentals of UXPin!▼▲

Course Feature Course Overview Pros & Cons Course Provider

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Course Feature

Cost:

Free

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

No Information

Language:

English

Start Date:

2019-05-13

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 17th, 2023]

This course provides an overview of the fundamentals of UXPin. Through videos, articles, and assignments, students will gain a better understanding of the tool's features. The lessons covered include: What is UXPin, Collaboration, Preview, Editor Overview, Data Generator, States, Conditional Interactions, Variables, Expressions, Pen Tool, and Design System Libraries. Students are encouraged to reach out with any questions or for guidance on their projects.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons

The course offers insight into a tool used within the company, allowing users to gain more than basic information and enhance their ability to inform clients about the prototyping process and tool.
The tutorial is well-designed and provides a good overview of UXPin, with clear and concise videos.

Some users found certain areas of the course to be vague and lacking proper explanations, making it difficult for first-time users or beginners to understand.
The tutor's language was sometimes unclear, requiring users to listen to certain sections multiple times to grasp the content fully.